Esoctrilihum – Inhüma
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Some books completely absorb you, the narrative takes you in its flow and swipes away the consciousness of being someone else. You do not have your […]
Lifelost – Dialogues From Beyond
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] It is getting off to a bad start if one still looks to find authenticity in Black Metal. Every single album in this genre should allow […]
A Storm Of Light – Anthroscene
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Nice style, very friendly, like a Megadeth sung for the sludge-rock fans. Let alone the simple-minded joint-speak-about, “Anthroscene” magnetizes from the first tune, once it starts, […]
Jozef Van Wissem – We Adore You, You Have No Name
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] While Jozef Van Wissem is a trained musician and a figure known as to be one important lutinist, his compositions seem minimal and simple at first […]
Murcof – Lost In Time
[Reviewed by: Iaha Crax] Maybe I am not the only one having ignored this essential project in the dark ambient field by now. Everyone like me can fix this unforgivable […]
Shrine – Celestial Fire
[Reviewed by Peter Marks] Shrine’s evolution out of dark ambient continues on his latest and I have to wonder how long it’s going to be before some director gets in […]
“The Dialectics of Mythos and Modernity” – Interview with Marcus Stiglegger [Vortex/MARS]
Vortex’ “As Gods Fall” album, released by Cyclic Law, was undoubtely one of the highlights of dark ambient scene in 2018 – we at Santa Sangre loved it as well […]
Twelve Thousand Days – Insect Silence
[Reviewed by stark] I always confuse these two monikers and for a brief moment I thought this is a great come back of Stefano Musso and Raffaele Serra’s sideproject, but […]
Fall Therapy – You Look Different
[Reviewed by stark] I am a simple man, I hear a good tune, I like the album. And what is the trademark of Fall Therapy’s debut album? A multitude of […]
Dahlia’s Tear – Through The Nightfall Grandeur
[Reviewed by stark] It’s good to see Dahlia’s Tear is back, because I really thought he would be gone for good. It’s been six years since “Dreamsphere”, and while such […]
